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If the World Were Ruled by Women | George Arthurs (music) C.W. Murphy (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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There's a Long, Long Trail | Alonzo Elliott (music) Stoddard King (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Open Your Mouth and Shut Your Eyes | Will Godwin (music) Will Mayne (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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I Can't Forget the Days When I Was Young | Sam Mayo (music) Worton David (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Trixie of Upper Tooting | Paul Alfred Rubens (words & music) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Bird on Nellie's Hat, The | Alfred Solman (music) Arthur J. Lamb (words) Madie Scott (sung by) |
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I'm a Little Too Young to Know | F.W. Venton (music) Charles Reeve (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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If the World Were Ruled by Women (1905) | George Arthurs | C.W. Murphy (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Oh! What a Change in the Weather (1899) | T.W. Connor | Ada Reeve (sung by) | ![]() |
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Is It Nothing to You? (1915) | Percy Edgar | H. Trevor (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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There's a Long, Long Trail (1914) | Alonzo Elliott | Stoddard King (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Open Your Mouth and Shut Your Eyes (1895) | Will Godwin | W. Mayne (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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I Can't Forget the Days When I Was Young (1919) | Sam Mayo(w&m) | Ada Reeve (sung by) | ![]() |
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They've Both Changed Their Occupations Now (1894) | Orlando Powell | Charles Williams (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Trixie of Upper Tooting (1901) | Paul Alfred Rubens(w&m) | Ada Reeve (sung by) | ![]() |
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She Was a Clergyman's Daughter (1893) | Austin Rudd | J.S. Baker (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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Bird on Nellie's Hat (1906), The | Alfred Solman | Arthur J. Lamb (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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⇑What Do I Care? (1892) | F.W. Venton | R. Morton (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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I'm a Little Too Young to Know (1893) | F.W. Venton | Charles Reeve (words) Ada Reeve (sung by) |
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